A Career in Real Estate
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A career in real estate encompasses more than simply the mechanics of listing and selling property. It's about bringing people together, providing families with homes, furnishing investors with security, helping new entrepreneurs find opportunities and ultimately building better communities for the future.

 

The world is driven by real estate. Canadians everywhere long to own property and salespeople are vital in that process. Every day thousands of professionals make dreams come true from St. John's to Victoria. In New Brunswick, at this moment, real estate practitioners are assisting buyers and sellers in making the single largest transaction that they may ever undertake.

Most real estate practitioners will tell you there's nothing quite like the emotional and, of course, the financial satisfaction that comes from the successful negotiation of a real estate transaction. Few regret making a career choice that is really a way of life. Enter a world that offers career flexibility, financial paybacks and great growth potential for those who are willing to work hard.

 
 

To be registered to trade in real estate, you must

    be at least 19 years of age
    successfully complete the necessary course
    complete the required registration forms
    submit the appropriate fees
    submit an acceptable criminal record check
    be employed by a registered agent

 
 
Do you have these skills?
 
Math: a basic grounding in math fundamentals, with proficiency in multiplication, division, fractions and factors. These skills are required when measuring structures and land, as well as appraising property and arranging mortgage financing.
 
Research: a practical knowledge of how to locate, read and understand legal documents. Familiarity with basic document structures will assist when researching materials concerning property ownership.
 
Organization and Planning: an ability to organize personal affairs as well as conduct business activity in a logical, efficient manner. These qualities are useful in obtaining listings, showing properties, handling offers and conducting negotiations.
 
Confidence and Persistence: an enviable quality built on a mature and objective attitude. Real estate sales do not always go smoothly and practitioners must routinely deal with setbacks and disappointments, as well as celebrate successes.
 
Problem Solving: an ability to address difficulties and arrive at plausible, practical solutions given conflicting interests of parties involved. This attribute is particularly useful in listing and selling activities. Often the success or failure of a real estate transaction will hinge on this ability.
 
Language Proficiency: an essential skill. Salespeople are required to understand, draft and explain real estate agreements, listings and other forms common to the profession. Real estate practitioners play a fundamental role in ensuring that documents are correctly prepared and properly reflect the wishes of the parties.

Computer Knowledge: a fundamental understanding of technology is crucial. Long-term success is directly tied to technological competencies.
 
Negotiating Ability: an important factor in any real estate transaction. Salespeople are routinely called upon to negotiate on behalf of the buyer or seller to arrive at mutually agreeable terms.
 
Interview Techniques: a basic understanding of questioning methods. Real estate success often depends on asking the right question at the right time. This skill is most valued in situations involving buyers and the determination of their purchasing needs.
 
Rapport: the hallmark of the real estate sales profession. Individuals must establish a trust level with the buyers and sellers. Rapport involves individuals who enjoy working with people, taking interest in their well-being and quickly understanding their needs and wants.
 
Self-Starter: the ability to get the job done. Real estate sales demand discipline, self-motivation and personal commitment.
 
Discover opportunities that await you in the world of real estate. Find out why thousands of professionals have achieved personal career goals, built solid reputations, enjoyed the respect of their peers and received the rightful rewards of diligently serving the buying and selling public.
 
 
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